The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-07-29
You can buy Summer goods
at less prices than ever before
offered at Northrup's.

You can buy Summer goods
at less prices than ever before
offered at Northrup's.
Good mower for s. at Beck's.
Bananas always on hanI ut Jaoubs'.
Elegant line Of new prints at Col
born's.
KAUFMAN sells coffee at % cents q
pound.
God 60 broom corn scraper cheap
at Beck's.
Lawn chairs and rockers at Patter.
son & Co.'S.
That Silver Leaf -four is on hand
again at WrighJ's
Bring usall the good young chickens.
Patterson & Davies.
Try Royal chicken fo.,d, 81 cents a
pound at scott & Sons.
st. Patrick's Pills, the great Irish
cathartic always physic.
clARlQUE, the best drink on
earth at the Nickle Plate.
You can always get the best quality
of butter and eggs at Jacobs.
Frank Lefller has received a lot of
new clocks which he is selling cheap.
Latest sheet music, instrumental,
and vocal, only 10 cents EACH at DR..
Gillihan's.
Johnnie Hart.suffered about Sc worth
from a burglar who called on him
Tuesday night.
The calf that we advertised last
week for DR.. Gillihan. is a HOlstein
end not Hereford.
Eddy's Reliable Baking Powder is
just as good as 1t always was, but
Klauman will give you piece of glass.
ware with every can of it.
We will loan you money ON farms
and the note will read, payable on
or before" We have the best Loan
Companies in the state. Cummings
& Jones.
Owing to the pressure upon our COL
umns by reason of the length of the
Delinquent Tax list we are Obliged to
omit, during the publication, the
Church and Official Directory.
The Commissioners ask us to give
notice that the old lumber ut the Court
House will be sold next Monday. Any
one wanting to buy it will leave bid
in writing, prior to that time, with the
county clerk.
We would suggest to the Fair Com.
mittee that they fix the date of the
Fair as soon as possible and prepare the
premium list. The publication Of these
two things will do more than anything
else to fix the attention and awaken
the interest of the people.
The executive committee of the Hor-
ticultural Fair have addressed letters
to gentlemen in all the townships re.
questing their cooperation in the work
Of getting up the proposed exhibit.
We hope these letters will meet with
ready and cordial response. The Fair
must be success.
BY notice given in another column
it will be seen that the musical people
Mrs. HigginsOn, are going to give '"rhe
Flower Queen" next Thursday and
Friday nights. 1t will no doubt be a
success rs are all of Mrs. Higginson's
musical undertakings, and number
of lola people will probably go down
to hear it.
We take pleasure i'm contradicting q
rumor that has gained some credence
to the effect that Prof Unholtz receiv.
al lou do Of t,n 20
examination. His average grade was
9S, grade which was not exceeded by
any teacher and was only equaled by
one other, Mr.. Howard Power. 1t
might be of interest also, to add that
the next highest grade, 81, was achiev-
ed by Mr.. J. E. Henderson and Miss
Ida Marley.
The meeting of the republican Gen.
trail Committee on Tuesday was enthu-
siastic AM! harmonious, no spirit being
evlnced except that of sincere desire
for the success of the party at the com.
ing election. Everybody recognizes
the fact that:the only hope Of democratic !
success in Allen County is in republi.
can disaffection. II the spirit of the
Central Committee Is any criterion this
hope will be vain one this year Of
our Lord, 1887. So be it.
Altogether the funniest game of ball |
was the one played Wednesday eve
ming by the mechanics. captained by
w. D. Rowley, and the professional
men captained by w. A. Scott. The
mines were both made up of those who
"used to could" but who have been |
out of practice for years, and their |
frantic..effortsto get hold of the sphere.
their wild throws aud their general
were "nuts" for the
spectators. Three innings were play.
ell resulting in q score Of Is tolls in fav-
or of the ''dudes." They will try con.
again this evening.
All lawns that were IL, Is,
Is and 18 cts, now reduced to
10 cts. per yd. at Northrup's.